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Please leave feedback for me under STEVE I opened a feedback link April 2011 1|1|no difference to me - we used to have our own chickens|20yrrefunder|tradernikki@yahoo.com|16:02:35|06/26/2013|
We used to raise chickens about 20 years ago - we live out in the country - and some laid brown eggs and some laid white eggs - no difference to me. Also, they did not taste any different than the eggs from the store. DH swore that he could tell. About the only difference is that eggs from free range chickens have a brighter yellow yolk - that is because they can eat grass and bugs, etc. when they run around your yard.
Nikki
http://www.refundsweepers.com/dcforum/feedback/366.html 2|2|Yes|fbutte|fyb33@yahoo.com|17:33:28|06/26/2013|
Most brown eggs have a thicker shell, means a healthier bird. Also the cage free brown eggs have slightly thicker shell than the plain brown ones.
I eat a lot of eggs with my salads. Easy cheap protein. They are usually cooked and refrigerated for immediate use anytime. The white eggs often cracked before they are boiled. I do not bring them to a rolling boil. Since I have an induction cooktop, it takes no time at all to cook them. 3|3|what makes the differences of the chickens 1 lays brown and 1 lays white???|STEVE|STEVBOLT@WMIS.NET|18:32:54|06/26/2013|
Plus postage to all my handling fees
Please send your address on first email so the trade can be made faster.
Sorry no pay pal reg mail works for me
I accept cash, check or MO but if the check bounces you will owe me double plus the fees of the bank. No refunds on trades unless I made a mistack if you ordered them and I mailed them they are yours and I will be waiting for the trade that you promised.
Please leave feedback for me under STEVE I opened a feedback link April 2011 4|4|No difference actually...but there are many different chicken breeds...|Sharon|corvettelady@lavabit.com|18:51:06|06/26/2013|
laying white, brown, blue/green eggs, etc. I have New Hampshire & Rhode Island Reds and they lay brown eggs. They all taste the same to me! 5|5|THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE.......THEY ALL COME FROM CHICKENS......IF SOMEONE THINKS THEY ARE DIFFERENT, ITS THE COLOR THAT WOULD THROW THEM OFF........BUT THE ONLY REAL DIFFERENCE IS IF ITS A HOME RAISED CHICKEN OR IF THE EGGS ARE STORE BOUGHT|JOYHAPPYONE|DAIDOLA5@AOL.COM|18:58:31|06/26/2013|
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LIFE SHOULD BE LIVED WITH A LITTLE MORE GRATITUDE AND ALOT LESS ATTITUDE
7|6|The feed, the birds well being|fbutte|fyb33@yahoo.com|17:46:19|07/02/2013|
A lot of things goes into their eggs. They used to say there is no difference between organic and non organic vegetables. Now they are conceding that there is. For example most fertilizers contain only 3 major elements. We know vegetables require more than that. Now they are saying non-organic vegatbles are difficeint in some trace minerals, because they have been depleted from the soil.
You can't tell me a healthier bird does not produce a better egg. You may not taste the difference, but I'll rather have the healthier one. The thickness of its shell is one way to tell. Remember why DDT was banned. Because it was causing birds to produce thin shells, so thin some cannot survive. 6|1|Breed and color of earlobes determines the color of the shells...feed mix determines the color of the yolks.|Quietwaters|Quietwaters39@hotmail.com|07:10:49|06/27/2013|
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LIFE SHOULD BE LIVED WITH A LITTLE MORE GRATITUDE AND ALOT LESS ATTITUDE